Here are the current levels as of right this moment: http://113.35.73.180/report/report_table.do
See more detailed explanations here.
◆ １日単位の測定結果
Friday, March 18, 2011
Radiation Levels in Shinjuku Tokyo from March 1 ~ March 17, 2011
Radiation levels in Shinjuku measured from March 1, 2011 to yesterday March 17, 2011. Ever so slightly elevated. No risk to humans. Here is a direct link. If that doesn't work, try this: http://113.35.73.180/monitoring/past_data.html
Here are the current levels as of right this moment: http://113.35.73.180/report/report_table.do
See more detailed explanations here.
Here are the current levels as of right this moment: http://113.35.73.180/report/report_table.do
See more detailed explanations here.
2 comments:
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The graphic (the table of figures) has its RH column obscured by your side-bar, and the link is broken. I want to print the table out and send to anxious relatives abroad who are reading the Tokyo is about to blow up, or turn into a ghost town, or sink beneath the waves, or something. They keep phoning every night!
ReplyDeleteGreat job, Mike. Great daily blogs!
Guy, I fixed the G#$!`*&&!damned link
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